Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1898, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 96, 1898-16 PAGES. Lo a EEE eee DIAMOND BARGAINS OF A LIFETIME! ee “ ° ° 2 Dp} iS ¥ ° ° Some Startling Prices. . The most extraordinary’ Diamond Sale that has | Simply Unheard-of Prices, Casperfield & Cieveiand’s figures were sensa- ever happened in this part of the United States! and on Diamond Jewelry of a character that only ae eceana a ee eee The enormous stock of the late New York Diamond house the highest class Jewelers carry in stock! = €.&C’s Otir of Casperfield & Cleveland bought by us for cash at an un- C.&C’s Or = SAE SMe Se: Price. Price. heard-of sacrifice of values! : ee nae tbe Price. Price. —— Saupe ware aes? rsa See $ 5.00 $ 2.50 To turn this immense assortment. into cash in the quickest 84 = pins, pearl crescents, with diamond star cen- " actesiie eae g 600 300 | possible time, we offer every, article at prices way below their eee es ieee gyre a Ee ea oe 5 an 12 Horseshoe Scarfpins, 17 diamond 10.00 5.00 67 Cluster and Marguise Ring ¢ 4 z : ~ : te se wholesale cost, and in most cases:at 43 Senhin, Smaak Ges 230 Marquise Rings, 18 diamonds and 5 colored : G : “Found by 12 diamonds. . eee 334332 a stones. Prices terre - 12.00 6.00 en S (0) I | e (©) awe 46 pairs Cluster Screw Earrings, colored center 260 Round and Oval Cluster Rings, 15 diamonds oe : Stones. 222 3.0 oe eeecee / pacts Sakeeenases bx + 15.00 7-50 and colored center stone = 72.00 6.00 oi %: inv > i 2 5 = 5 reer 189 Marquise. round and oval clusters, diamonds Thousands of Rings. Z Hundreds of Pendants. 585 Diamond Pendant Pins, from $25 to $3,500, that positively with colored center stones Res 5 : 15.00 7.50 cannot be duplicated for the price. ——4 76 Cluster Rings,.Marquise and Princess _ shapes, Unique and Odd Pieces. Rareand Costly Unset Gems. 75 odd designs in Breast Pins made of large pearls and diamonds diamonds, rubies, emeralds, opals, &c. ++++ 20.00 10.00 = - forming swallows, owls, turtles, &c. Cannot be duplicated at any 53 Marquise and Princess Rings : See = 2600, 1 2ico z price! ps Unset Diamonds. S D i} rVAU 2,000 carats of fine Unset Diamonds—superb stones of unusual- i ly fine luster and color and guaranteed absolutely flawless—sold by | ; Gems Fit for Royalty. the carat at less than the actual wholesale cost ! 3 : AT’S-EYE hese , aint is i Fine 1-carat Solitaires at $60 carat—worth $85.* oO Q ) One CAT’S-EYE Opal—a truly magnificent gem—13} carats Fine 11-caret Solitaires at $65 carat—worth $100. in weight, and considered a bargain at $600—Wwe offer it for $300. Others at $75 and $85 per carat—warranted to be worth 50 per CORNER 7th & D STREETS; One Alexandrite—weighing 12 carats—$1,200 was considered a cent more! Greater Washington’s Greatest Jewelry Corner. low price for it—we offer it for only $800. buy back, at the purc , any advertised article that can be duplicated at retail for the same price! ily Ten HUH Ay i , HH 1 a | a Hil Hah HL | Ht Hi HA | il PROPOSED NEW LAW | isis remvers Scio seuson stan] vex tom ine sues, except aly cent | fine he, imprisoned tn the Dintrict_jil| proportion of de eens toe as may bass | POSSIBILITY OF TT Tn Hu D: - for not less t two ° due s tained Btises Phe ward cud catienee erin r not han become due shall be deducted and re HM HANIHI ing, upon the table. The motion prevailed —6 to 10. The negative votes were Sena- plicant, and how long he or she n having only an interior barroom which | months ner more than six months, and} from the sum deposited therefor as. the tors Alien (pop.), "Bacon, Caffery, Clas, in the Distriet of Columbian © 22S Tesided | shall be exposed to full view from the cor-| upon every subsequent conviction ‘of al time from the den day of November to es i ockrell, Faulkner, McEnery and Vesi Second. The, aa cular ot ~ 2s ridors or passageway along the entrance | like offense shall, in addition to the penalty | the date of such refusal bears to the en- Objecti Wo t Vote (dems.), and Chandler and Hale (reps.). i i d Local | license is desired dese ace for which | into such barroom. named, to wit, a fine of $250 nor more than | tire license year, and no other person shall | Objection in the Senate to a Vot At this point Mr. Allison (lowa), in Bill Submitted to Amen cal | ¢ ucense is desired, designating the same eae ae $800, be imprisoned in the workhouse of | be permitted to conduct sald business until charge of the pending” Din epee ait 2 . Hobby auchiatlion descchitiec ne ls Sa er BURG oa the District of Columbia not less than three| a license is issued’ therefor. Provided, Saturday. hope that some understanding might ‘be Liquor Regulations. nitely locate It cng mepton as will dett- | ‘Bee. 7. That any minor for the pur-| months nor more than one your. That in the event of the death of a person reached whereby the debate should te con, cant has been engaged In business acrenid | Pose Of evading the provisions of the pre-| “Sec. 14. That if one or more persons, | having a liceves’ wader tui net Guinea — cluded this week. He then asked unani- Ses place See renee SUOMEG | ecdiia section taleely duprisseis We age, | Who are competent witnesses, make com- | license year, and whose personal represen-| sort to Reach = Decision om the | MOUS consent that the bin’ne completed on | “Third. The name of the owger of the | Shall be decmed gullty of a miademeanos | Pitint under cath before the attorney of | tative docs not wish to carry on the busi Saturday next before adjounene ston REDUCES SUNDAY SALES TO MINIMUM | premises upon which the Must eer of, the | vende GOt thcne tran | the Disiiet of Columbia; Or any vone of |'noss, or where sald board does mot destre| wer BReeeaus BA. Mr. alien | Serate j 's to be carried on, ns Meensed| and fined for each offense not more than | his assistants, that they have reason to [to erant veerensais board does not desire arr GS tao _ Sat ourth. That the applicant is a citizen | pvon'Y Collars, and in default in the pay-| belleve and do believe ‘that any intoxl- |'conse, there shall be refunded to said per- Against a Bond Issue. idir, Jones (Ark.) had no doubt that the ef the United States and not less than | ™nt of such fine shall be imprisoned in the | Cating liquors are kept or deposited by a | sonal’ representative such amount as may ill _couid be completed this weck, but he a. 5 : twenty-one years of age. and whether such | Workhouse of said District not exceeding | P€t80n named therein in any place and are| he due as at the date of the closing of said —_— deemed it wise not to hamper the Senate Decision of Excise Board Final Ex- | appiicant has since Maceh ao Me ee euch | thirty days. intended for sale without a license, such |.licensed place bears to the end of the li- : by any definite agreement) fee teen: judged guilty of violating the laws govern-| ., “Sec. 8. That no license under this act|@ttorney or any one of his assistants | cense year. Late yesterday afternoon Mr. Allison | there would be no difficulty. In reaching ag ; Le OE OS ek 4 e sa r sha ein 0} Bila . ' ers alle: y eal, conflict with, ©1 i e, endeavored e unani- | 73 le i concur with Mr. District of Conention of gambling in’ the oot NOvenIe ee Asa ibe | ing in the sale of suctyliagors as specified eens in the Senate, endeavored to secure unani cur with Mr. with the general public ge Jones and others who the n 4 oi pught fon twelve of (lis act. and in the | laws of the United States imposing taxes | ous consent that a final vote on the meas-} could be completed ‘this ous for himself and not as the agent hall be transferred by the licensee | S¢"¥ic of the mara for, he apprehen- | on the manufacture and sale of intoxicating | ure be taken Saturday next before adjourn- | provisions now in ther person, and that ff so licensed | 10 @ny other person or to any other ptace, | S02 of stch person, stdrchshall he made jarry on such business for himself | ¢Xcept with the written consent of the ex. | £0" Such liquors, ang if found shall be the bill If certain the bill were stricken Hquors for the purpose of revenue and] ment. Mr. Teller (Col.) objected. out he had other amendments to off Fifth. That he intends to carry on such October following, and no such | S¢ PROVISIONS OF THE BILL lf known as the ‘internal revenue laws.’ Mr. Daniei (Va.), in reiterating Mr, Tel- | *hlch would certainly lead to eine dee Seat Lith The peCnt of any other person. | cise board. upon application thereto in writ- | 8¢!'2¢d with the vessel& fn“Which they are | ““Sec. 21. That no licensee under a bar ler's objection, esenaen the first note of No Need for Haste. xth. That he intends to superintend in | ins. and then only on the transferree's ob- | Cont#incd and securely held to be used a8 | room license shall employ or permit to be i: inate 5 hat has been| He dia bill submitteé by the District Com-/ person the management of such business | talhing the consent of a majority of the | evidence on the hearing #f such person, | oom, 4cense shall employ on | or minor or | delay against the measure that has been did not think any necessity for haste ngress yesterday to regu- | lice if so licensed, he will so | teal estate owners and resident hous at person convicted of crime, involving moral | heard since the debate n it began. He | existed. If the good news which had come declared that there was no emergency | to us that the Spanish flect was bottled up bute any intoxicating Hquors or any mix-| which required the immediate passage of | at Santiago de Cuba. shou eebes ue: permit the players, ee eee RaTOMs NOT | the bill, and frankly announced that if| Mr. Daniel thought it might be unne. other games in the room where such liq-| certain provisions of the bill put into it | sary to plunge the nation into a great sold or furnished, or in any ad-| by the democrats on the finance commit- | debt, a debt to be paid by the next genera: communicating room to such bar lice w not agreed to by the Senate he | tion. Provided, that the _provision in re- would offer some amendments to the meas- Mr. Teller said he aid not know that the spect to females distributing liquors shall | “°° Ber ome ame itate de- | Dil could not be disposed of this week, not apply to the wife of the licensee, and | Ure that probably woujd_ precipitate but he desired ample time for its discus. E : Whole: i ‘then only-in the absence of such licensee. j bate. He strongly intimated, too, that if | sion. He had no dis position unduly to ¢ It provides a tax on breweries and agents | now: p d by law for that Offeee wey | Of two. classes: Wholesale. liquor. Heanses sold “shai: bo; presumptive |" “Sc 2) That in the intermretation of war should not be protonged it might | lay a vote upon it) but he won ee, te of su 3 and will, it is alleged, ense issued to said petitioner or peti- | 4nd bar room licenses. The fee for a such lquges bo for-) this act words of the singular number shall | not be ssary.to provide so much rev moved “by the insane clamor for haste Padces “tora sabidaiii the: Seistap. wate oc | (ONCtS SUAIT Ue ReVORGAths Salo oneace le liquor license shall be $250 per cy and the ‘prooc of actual sale | yo deemed to include their plurals, and that | nue as the pending bill would raise, and he | The government would get all the ma ‘into ees Consent of Majority. annum and for a bar room license $400 per Fresumptive evtderice of iltegal | words of the masculine gender’ shall be | indicated a desire to await developments | qt» eded, and get it in plenty of time. Superintend in person the management of | the business so licensed This petition must be verifie avit of the petitioner, made be- hotary public, or ether person duly ister oaths and affirma. t isn i provided in section five of th: e fee to be paid by the party such transfer s toxicating Hquors in stated in The Star, is here- full. The m pr issioners after frequent | g Attorney pply many and reme ts, it is be- | und to exist in the present law. | turpitude, to sell, give, furnish, or distri : mei ayth the s ited by the trial judge and delivered to the propefty clerk’ of) the District of Columbia atd tw him: sold. tor mre: SUCH taetae : the benefit. of the said: Distriet: Provided re such transfer ts made. that in all prose d_ proceeding: Classen and Fees. under this act ing, the keepin, making said affidavit %. That the liquor licenses author- | S¢U!ng or trafficking fn “stich Mquors, the d guilty of perjury, and upon eon izedie 2 z eee ae finding of such liquors With%the means-and tion thereof shall be subject to the penalty | (“4 and provided for by this act shall be | aupliances for. emaaclag in those sure -t, which fee shall be lieved. decisions of t makes th joney cise d final in the matter of applica- That in the efty of Washington] 4nnum. Every applicant for a liquor ii- That. any’ perstn ueving ob] ores © ielude the feminine, as the case patarednas Aa Gh re Signer “etter rigor cauamn cicetd to | it shall be the duty of every applicant for E shall deposit the amount of the Iie nesstader this act,-ahd Grik- |” "pec 23 ‘That the provisions of this act|much te the péuple’am this uae. vent full and free discussion of the bit. nat ques w. On qu of law ap-|@ bar room license to present to the ex- t of Columbia, aiahe: line of mune Hc cede gies jo are not re- | shall not apply to post exchanges estab- No Necessity for Bonds. he thought ‘the measure ought to be’ dis- Guia axe alléwed batlc ats acon board with the application the written | ine application with tee etme OF ft quired to have: a licer se 0 shall violate / lished and maintained upon reservations in Sees : cnate | POSed of as soon as possible. He gave no- DP Y ‘consideration. of the anette ane, cf | BBY of itsopeovisions, shall, upon convie- | sata District controlled ny the eniten | After The Star's report of the Scnate | PO* Liat Se ota ae ¢ testants to the District Supreme nsent of a majority of the persons own- the application for | tion of such violation,»be fined not less States under regulations regan by the| proceedings was closed Mr. Allen contin-| secure longer sessions of the ‘Gensin gical the f sald court to be conelustve. | and a majority of the r shall decide to gonan qs | than $90 nor more: than $4W, and upon | Wor and Navy Departments ued. Ho maintained that there was no| Mr. White (Cal), in taking the floor in The ex law is amended in the bill sub- | house on the side of the for sthey shall sotey the flog duringathe Meenve “Saas fe whieh. Sec. 24 That this act shall be in liew of | nroperfy whdinb ingiviual which the gov- | order to speak this morning, expressed the i ie seas ners in| many palo d to locate such nd the applicant shall thereupon ie : 3 and as a substitute for all existing laws ernment could not tax, whatever the con- | 0Pition that it would be e result that, if such license is issued, and such druggist and only on the | or xnothceary, who is net required to have aid board of a license to a license, shall be fined a Ke amount, to 1 intoxicating liquor wit, not less than $0 nor more than $2), ue a license to such 2p; and in addition to sucn fine shall. pay a bar room heense shall be required |sum equal to 25 per centum of the sily possible for 5 Congress to complete its wo a ight be. “The sinister purpose of | “within two or three Cocker and adjourn Hquors in said District, and all laws and | (his effort to eliminate from taxation the | The Senate then decided to convene at 11 partS of laws ineonsistent with this act, | corporaticns and othe d varied business | a.m. today. exgept such laws as are applicable to the | interests,’ id Mr. Allen, “is to create a Bills were passed as follows: Granting confronting side of elieved the law will be the square fronting opposite the same; and st exacting d “clearly defi if the location of such bar room is on a on the statute books of any | corner, such consent will be required from Other state or territory uch owners and residents on both streets, the owne: and regulations in the District of Colum- ve his or her license, bia in relation to the sale of intoxicating | iti granting by applicant to the assessor i: cant. : si . including a 3 oF residents on pba diae , rece 2 : frense | Sle Of Hauor within one mile of the Sol-| void which may be filled by an enormous | additional powers to railroads created be Provisions of the Bill. ie corner diagonally opposite such bar | £0 every hotel. tavern, bar room, ineor- amount of ihe flue imposed for the offense | Ste, uauer within one mile of the Sol- increase In the interest-bearing indebted- | laws of the United States and operating The bill is as follows room; and in that part of the District of Sie creas Loge HES Ae ne Snes have the |) pealed*~ ness of the United States.” He dectared | lines in the Indian territory, and appoints ewig 1d etd tank ee ator ouse | Col pine ote Seley oe Wane 5 jors are sold or dispensed a ense revoke: % a eeu =e Heal ss mobeaity Sor | lar temiaeaase pola = ra eines = by bcalsegeen ane Eee Foeion co oie eis ee A wholesale liguor license shall | before whom such Violation is tried, and ae Te there was not the slightest necessity for | ing iestoners to revise the statutes tr of epresentatives of the nited ates nore zane pin by - cnly authorize the licensee to sell intoxicat-|no person shall:do- business under such TROOPS SAIL FOR MANILA. the issue of bonds at this time. The debts | lating to patents, trade and other marks, | co 01 ajority > pe ‘ ; c created by i » Uquidated | and trade and commercial nm mbled, That neem Sed GrL Yi On thes pers ing liquors in quantities not less than one | license after the date < Spetied De 18D ae a Ed Seay Teg rede ne | owning real estate and of re ica in Congress as Aru: 7 ° : ce “ 7 -Fiv - | without the creation of a debt. At 5 o'clock p.m. the Senate went Into ¢ x- » shall sell, offer for sale, or keep |ing house within the space of 290 feet of | PIL, Rot to be drunk on the premises where | {n default in the payment of § m- | Three Ships With Twenty-Five Han Si ciwitt asa uilty:iotacoachic= anes | (ecutiy-memeeniene mieten pe etter Ge cent mange |/ the street ce rondl ony Gnck i alag ot (tHE cS are corscie ag aa ree ai uae cpegnn sha dhe etpssegned th the Dialect seed Mento Asi Dewey- cusable cowardice,” declared Mr. Allen, “it pis oe pia ae eae it 1a desived to lsekiocece ttisfactorily shown that the place | jal or workhouse for a period o: ‘@lpatch from San Francisco last night | SY! : : ee eciaration on 3 r St Stee SOT recat, ene HEE aaa | woliero tetas in tenteality cares ontiaucta has I eattaiexereninemine soe eee tarot cone |e oadlspe teh irom San ght | we (ransinit to another g : Navy Department Promotions. rs, except as hereinafter ut this hall not apply to by any person under and by ror decree of any court them to sell personal | the term ‘int at- in this act it shall be brandy, gin, hard or fermented le for Ma n, and the first American army la late | enormous debt. The people desire to they go, if poss sible to do so now. sareet G2 tad feonite Ontaon s "| ness is properly arranged for selling such | second conviction no license shall there: estate shall be certifiel by the assessor of | “Every place where intoxicating lquors | any person for continuing the business of a foreign shore Is now on the | ible t0 do so now a District (of, Coltantie, rand the fact (of oro sa tol bes drank upon the! dren kes, | teuchiewice conyictedyicenses - broad Pacific be placed on corporations, Mr. Alien clerk in the office of the Secretary: John prienite: aforesaid Bball be xcertifad |) a2 Sea Wo te Oe Ba eects Aiders and Abettors. At 4 o'clock this afternoon Brig. Gen? | he giad that some corporatio: ee a ee ae See reat penne Nectenest of vided ao. Par codmt cad the penis, |. UBsor 16 Thateany peraapiaiainting ikber Panderson < ed from the Australia for | willing, even anxious, to, pay their share | once of the judge advocate general: Went Sea Gea Ee PR a ee | ctu intonten tine: ligutea with the means aoa) | aining jana obettine her mintion otang ier | tiesc ty of Peking and the City of Sydney | ¢f the mar burdens. He read a telestam | Hinman, from $1400 to $1,600, in the office soutiae : appliances for ng on the business of | the provisions of this act shall be guilty {to get under way. The signal was seen | fom deury T. Oxnard, saying that tne of the Scaretary; W. A. MéNefl, from $1.20 if crowds | ciation did rot want to be excluded from nipped Promotions have been made as follows in the y Department, as a consequence of the resignation of William Howell, an $1,800 le, and it is ea | | porter, bi and all ot liquors. of the passage of this act shgll be required to be drunk where | of a mfedemcanor, afd on conviction! from the shore, and the w aioran, trom $100 % ws ain the signatures herein provided . z s fe oe ee © TOE Gites thertof sball be fined not less than $50, nor | commenced to cheer wildly. They knew | the corporations upon which a tax was to | Moran. fr patnepioaticrdy ‘- nthe dee na Peetty et bed A rat “iter | ana the license therefor ahall’be known-as | more ‘than, $100, or be imprisoned in the | what it meant as well as the sea captains Meee ee eee tie avom: cet con | from\§000 to $1,000, inthe oMtice of the josas with his petition the consent afere,| 2 bar room license. All makers, brewers | District-ell ur sworkhouises fer- not= mort | eq. syhom the signal was intended. apie cheaaece) 4 : a : advocate general; Wheeler Howell, from with his petition the A é ree pach a every 7 fT a poration and a manifestation of patriotism feet “ : obtained from the board the li-| and distillers of intoxicating Itquors in the | than three oe ea ore See No time was lost on board the transports. | Put might well be emulated. $720 to $900, in the office of the chief clerk, P ‘ rs of | ured: by this act, it shall not be | District of Columbia. and ail agents | of ae ee ae ieee ine trang cave brought | ope crews worked witha will, and in a | ‘Mat Miebe wol. te no areument against ——_—_—~o-_—_— the Distr pee eae ot mary “for such! licensee, after thé ex-| makers, brewersiard. distillers established: |SoCCo Hl aer on tie aroun thie hiniere Shorr mes he anchors were up /andhthe. | melissyeipt Denes fa favor of the coinage Food Scarce in cons! alt} tion 6! e pel 2 ic cI putside of the District of Columbia ana | #2 vas ep ae ‘ we deed Nal 2 3 : f th> silver seigniorage and in favor of the i _ a . piration of the period for which such outside ¢ f : éroma one i ate hitw; but no | 4 > ae Sipe of t cs a4 spe e Ne Beles metauotene to obtain again such con- | Selling their product in said- District, shall twitnang no: tentifyahigcaveleeersatter be+iRe stenal te start lot ihemeelvae ene | income tax,,.He anhounced that he would | A special copyright cable to the New the signal to start let themselves loose. They climbed to the rigging and swarmed for a renewal of the license, ty of the real estate owners and | cens unléss a| be required to take out the wholesale ll-| 7) ccuNed for.a violation, of any provisions provided for in this act. That when ape peae aro Eri ratte BTS E by cOnSen aid shall petis | business. is carried on at more than one | Of, this act concerning, which suen w allover th big ships, shouting and cheer- oa on the board ich petition that | place a license shall be required for each }"\.ge6 47. ‘That Prosecutions’ for Violations ne eee ae after 5 o'clock when the | law of. 1804. riving there from Havana declare Cuba is not nec ry and fs ob- | piace. of the provisions. of this act shatl-be on in- | = 5 5 Mr. Allen safd he felt humiliated becaus® | able to resist only one month longer, owing the fact that such pe: ices, 30: That every Darvon receiving {.|'tormation filed in the Pollee Court by the.| Yewcle sutered the ecean. end the sun'| on, Sranches of Congress were controtied | to scarcity of provisions. ing and objecting-are. real nse to sell Hquors under this act shall] Attorney of the District. of, Columbis Siping: over the sea gave: the departing |. °'ts > monkey power, ant ther the polos af resreictetoat nd e me the same under glass and place it in| Any of his assistants duty ‘authorized to | Soldiers a vast view of the country co fight | PY, copie was almost stified, or treated “conspleuous place in his or her chief | 20 don hits cand Sekt, tt apy oF ble as for’ the honor of which they were sailing | the, Pe I entering ‘orméa » taken shall be final in respect to ques- | to the Supreme at the proper time offer an amendment to | ¥crk Journal from: Rome vvestenlay says: the pending bill restoring to the statute|La Tribuna pubiishes a telegram from books the income tax feature of the tariff | Kingston, Jamaica, saying that pe —: ow ‘oresaid, ‘The lips may laugi eae with contempt, if heard at all. We were ture sh - place of business, so that any on: tants file such i Hon “pon | OYGr 6.000 miles. the transport fleet was | T@pldly drifting from a republic to an aris- (Riley dope dom 1 ney Xs | manner as ts provided in refe such pla sily read such Ii the,presentation ta him or hip assistants of = ~ omit iteaensero twp offensive aristocracy at that. of law i ent. Provided further, That no in on such | Vat | tocracy: Renae : y th eithe steaming slowly to the southwest. After : peg! é 2 "The iew base heen sotated, ana | the. pilots were dropped the vessels went | BFletly aigeussing the war, Br. “Allen satd such attorney And hid hgalants Shallhave | head at full speed, and in six days, if all a eal V Stns teen Sbandoned. The persons holding licenses under this power to administer oaths to such person 7 80eS well, they will enter Honolulu har- sople of Cuba were,starving by the always mean that «he ction of such licensee of | sha allo the duly authorized inspector-| or persons. complain nt& and such others ee lye join Herrero pono eae Sor aneiet exere day; Yet not an ounce of 2- ishappy. Itisa aa Be ne pho 3 aa prese: omselves, “a any one falsely | expectancy d ng the past few 2 : * ae : woman's province ae ince tt shail be the | of the excise board full opportunity and ea presente Siena yes and AMY ct ahall te | bee severe on both soldiers and ertizens, |food or medicine had been conveyed te J Pr is crying out in an. guish. When a wo- ‘man langhsit does not nx of Premises. sworn nd . : all applicants for license | ‘8ci# icen: Provided further, shall be construed to be 1 board to. grant ay \ keeping a disor *|duty of the ix 10 please, and she issued to such p every facility to examine, at any time dur-| qecmed guilty of perjury and subject to the | and after the noisy demonstration this oo in -vote*every-dollar-and every man wilt bravely en- oes ing business hours, the premises where in- | same peut as now povided by law for | afternoon the townspeople felt relieved that as nduct the war,” said he, déator to do this Seas toxicating liquor is sold and for which a | such offense: ute 5.3198 it was all over. necessary to conduc! 2 : Tey ene . “« 4 2 ¥ under most See. 6. That under the Meense issued in asked or has been granted, and} ‘Sec. 18. fhat license for any of the pur- | The three transports carried close on to | “L feel interested in it, partly because I re ler the license i; 4 4 mt 12,5 en. The expedition, which is under | ceived from the ‘effete east’ a few days ago harrowing __ cir- dcectanea © a ao Wes shall be | Poses ‘specified in any ,agtion of this act |2.500 men exp. ; = —_ Note shall be Sold gecan ay intoxleating | the same opportunity and facility shall be | posce sheciied in a to‘ahy person to con- | cemmand of Brig. Gen. Anderson, consisis | a newspaper clipping saying that the “Pop: , cumstances, Thou- ced. | Hauors shall be sold, given or in any way | afforded, by the licensee, or some person Guct sneh: Pasinees withit" feet of-a pwb- | of four companies of regulars, under com. }ulist Allen’ was largely responsible for sands of women ding | disposed of to any: minor qr-intgxtented | acting in fis stead. any member of the tec. eee estate: actRiOl Sir house of red Tuand of Mal. Rober the ist Reece rs | plunging the country into war and ingulr- who are considered metropolitan police force on duty who has ' + . y services to of | Person or to .an vitual drunkard, nor to ble belief that the law is being | ligious worship, © meataregr between +the-| California Volunteers, Col. Smith; the 1 ing ela tisag Pin cee cee .. Rappy, and charm- he | any person who is In the habit of becoming | \Walnted, to enter and examine at ad! times} Hlearest.entrance to..caph fay the shortest Regiment Oregon Volunteers, Cok Sum mays Coaates (A Sereet ay cones 20 an ine, and gatertain- board | mtoxicated if such last-named person’s| such licensed promises, and no person or pyrene. Ueiahe Marrcep ich piece | Ohl Mint Gary: about 100 salors aud: lence (pou, Mr President: (Mr Mills of Texan), Spirccine thes Fi 2% thee for | wife, mother, son or daughter shall in writ- persons sh = poimesne ce niete, cE ae Sumnesi Phe, Ru e ook oh ek | naval officers. 4 servedsen the: oppose: sic. | ie: At avers: rouMiidriee thee ae aa a z req onkeepe: ot} manner molest suc! si a a gues ae * ame. ee necessary you (Mr. Aud sald boara,| Ing request that thé saloonkeepershaly not | Ee tiaq such isenector’ or officer. exhibits beqpecharlaiaey Dincatr, PeAD PANG! < wists amd’ Mnccle OMers pocommary.J° ethan march’ sige. by erage man toa mad. SS caets of tin: Puatrict of Colasatias tat! | such tere tee Ee Mavens {2 | a badge showing that he 1s such inspector | located and licensed yat..the date of | thé SERIA a Se a ne, SORT wile: by. im almost mi: of the D: et oF mbia, such person, between 12 are hi iver: passage pfgthis act or previpus to-theerec-.|.| The Alumnae Association of the Garfield ” ‘every instance these = . y f or country. es ting forth the number-of fons for | ind 4 cles in the morning. during which | °".So0 12. That druggists and apothecaries | tion or of€upation of;puch school house, | sremorial Hospital Training School for| That,’ interjected Mr. Spooner, “is a __ Sufferings are due license, both faverably and unfavorably | last-named hours and on Sundays every | gnaw aot be required to obtain license un. | private school, or. Diase, Of religious -wor-, Nerses held its tha Gantel cabelas lial pene Sind or Gutrlotismoto oer to go to| to disorders of the distinctly feminine om acted on, the number of persons convicted | barroom and other place where: intoxicat-| Ser the provisions of this act, but they| sbip: Provided, That gpg. getablighed hotel a eet will ganism. They rob a woman of her health, for siolations of this act. and the amount | ing liquors are sold shall be kept closed; | Shall not ell intoxicating liquors, nor com-|.or tavern laving twentys@ve. rooms. for | the lecture hall of the hospital yesterday at = iC aomahody, 7, else Chien: ite wees r beauty, her amiability. her usefulness of fines collected and uncollected. and during which hours and on Sundays pound, nor mix any composition thereof, | Jodging guests shall always have,the sht | 3 p.m., when th2 following officers were servi i Mr. Allen. ‘The sen-| 85 @ housek: her capability as a moth- ne Tater Ae Hquors shall be sold; that | Pept upon the prescription of a duly |,to obtain for itself a licgnse for a’bar room | stected for the coming atae Pale sean were gape. vention. 2 Wane ay 28 a moti : § no minor under the age of sixteen-years | (ttcred physician, nor more than. once.{.on complying, with ,. Breyisions ckgt us | lees, president; Miss Gannon, vice presi-| cause but he wore shoulder straps, while That the sald board shall appoint | shall be allowed to enter or be permitted to | (ary ons prescriptiom of the physician: | net; aad the neduiod Uebee kane wthht be | ee eeeeatents Biss, Gane ~ | cause, Dut: he wore, shoulde a clerk, who shall ‘p a full record of all} temain in any place where liquors iare sold and every druggist and apothecary shali | made by the owner or Jeksbé-of suck: hotel | ent; iss Gaddis, recording secretary; Sen ogg! Pe Pe A, acs ad We of all recommenda- | Other than a hotel, unless such minor shall keep a book for the special purpose, and | or tavern: Provided furthenp®hat the mem- ted Pcecgics corresponding secr2tary; joined ,e at = a iss Sears, asurer. ipoon tion for and remozstrances against the | 2410 company. Stan shine ee enter therein the date of every sale of in-|.bers’ of tho excise . beard shall dusve,..the Me avert: -Babsequently the senator had The Ctertent Force. : lie dc 5 actic ere- ‘icating Hquor made by him, the person | power to issue subpoengs tg,compel the at- f ‘An important feature of the meeting was a horae to ridé, and I siways waiked.” Granting of licenses and of Its action there- | ing a license under this act and a license | t°*! F uch, subpoenas | t} arting of a fund for sick-nurses.. The on. The salary te be paid such clerk shali | for such hotel may sell intoxicating liquors | (°,Whom sokt, the kind, quantity, the price | tendance. of witnesses, cee of the mete T the ag : “I never I -was cap- ‘association, It was announced, has been ad- Peat magent “ Faas as cae oe tthe ae sehooia in omer} with it wherever we were ordered.” one of ths 6 ere e 3 States to enjoy the distinction. }; Mr. Allen: "Then ¥ beg-tho'stnator’s pat. Miss Greenlees, the delegate from the as- be fixed by said board. And sald board | to bona fide registered guests in such hotel | Paid and purpose for which it was cna seectitan ‘police: torts, ‘wad’ to: adminieter- shall also appoint an assistant clerk, at a | oF tavern at meals or in the rooms of such | to gaid boanl or to #s.inepector or any | ozths ‘or “am@rmnatione’ im any. manver. af- salary not to exceed $1.200 per annum, who | E¢cus/ And provided further, That'the said | member of the metropolitan police force, | fected by thé operations.of this ect. And shall be ex-officio the inspector of’ said | &%¢!se board may ite = woration ‘ant a/ and shall be produced before such board | any perscn having taken. such. oath or af- board. and it sha}i be his duty to make the | license on the application of thé officer or | hen required: and any failure to comply | firsention whe ahall knowingly and Corfupt- tion to the National Association of the i: * 22 fficers of a duly incorporated club, which , 5 said board Uetrea States and Canada, held in Ne: inspections required by this act, under the | 2 Se es ith the provisions of this sevtion in re-| ly giye false testimon: re € we exdera 0f the beget, and.teke full report | 94 application shall dextgnate some per- meet to the sale of liquors*and the keép-| or re ieniber thereat “to“a*matetial York in April, ac oa A interesting re- of much Imapection to the board at such | Sted ae the losesem eae es ee | tag, euchs book shall render such druggist | fact-ghall.be deemed guilty of perjury, end ree deey lg tivo reel th s it may order, and the inspector so f n ecary 80 ing: le to the same.| on, tion: t! ‘subject ting cpeiasadls Mealornwear a Gate's indicating | “hall be held responsible for alk violations | OF apoth eee oo by law Boo mateo mrt usr where ae Re last ew yt 2 shat ihe. te wuciti tnspecter of the <xctee | eee eee the acrid | in oors? without x Rogie, ee eae | the: Denke. FA Dow pegriies er ia board. The salary of said clerk and a cense issues the excis td may in tis an hen-any matter bus been determi: va citi dave. wit Une cupemaen ne y | discretion grant a permit. to-such lcengee Penalty for Violations, when aby. Cra ote ee “s if 3 -| @ trial in the Police Court’ suc 4 incident to the business of the board, shail | te Sell intoxicating liquors to members and | ‘Sec. 13. That any one ‘engaging ‘In’ the take. record of Such’ trint‘as conclustve. be paid out of the fund arising from the | guests between such hours as the board i . take, The of Buc £ = 4 = le -of intoxicating liquors, as specified in far Renewal. license fees paid under this act. aforesaid shall designate in said permit: | : +. Appleations for Renewal, Applicants Shalt Petition. Provided further, however, That any 1j.| this act, in the District of Columbia, wfo “See. “10. That ell applicants. who -have censed dealer may with the written per-{ 13 required by it to have a license as herein 3 — “Sec. 4. That every person applying for a | mission of the excise board at any bona | specified, or any person who shall without | 4% license during the preceding “year: license to sell intoxicating liquors in said | fide entertainment of any society, club or | first having obtained a license, as herein District shall file with the said board a peti- | corporation sell intoxicating Hquors be- provided, engage in such sale fn any por- tion for such license, and sueh petition | {een Such hours as the board aforesaid | tion of the District where the sale is pro- onsidered and acted shall designate in said permit: Provided | hibited, upon conyiction thereof, shall. be shall be considered and acted on by the [ further, That .the interior of every bar- | fined not less than $250 nor more than_$800, board in the order in which such petition Js 'rcom shall at all times be exposed to full! and in default in the payment of such _‘‘Is he a very strong silver man?” ss rt 2 ’ ;